Campbell Honey - The Last Farm in Campbell

Campbell Honey – The Last Farm in Campbell

Campbell Wildflower honey, harvested from the last working farm in the City of Campbell, California. Raw, unfiltered, and as local as it gets.

What Makes Campbell Honey Unique?

Campbell sits in the heart of the Santa Clara Valley, surrounded by residential gardens, mature landscaping, and remnant orchard trees. Our bees forage on suburban wildflowers, citrus blossoms, eucalyptus, lavender, and ornamental plantings throughout the Campbell area. The result is a complex, golden honey with floral notes you won't find anywhere else – because no one else is keeping bees here.

Is Campbell Honey Good for Allergies?

Many Campbell residents use local raw honey as part of their seasonal allergy routine. The theory: trace amounts of local pollen from Campbell's actual flowers may help your immune system build tolerance. Start with one teaspoon daily, 4–6 weeks before allergy season peaks (typically March–May). Read our full allergy guide →

The Last Farm

Campbell was once thousands of acres of orchards and farmland. Every acre has been developed – except ours. Mike & Niki's Honey Company is the last working agricultural operation in the City of Campbell. Our Honey House at 3495 S. Bascom Ave is where we extract, bottle, and sell. Walk in any Tuesday through Saturday.